1.   Because this privilege is a novel one, the Secret Service has suggested to the court what contends to be the scope of the privilege.

2.   Lawyers at the SEC said the case was not a novel one but provided an important lesson for investors.

3.   Mrs. Bryant said the idea was a novel one to her.

4.   Nor, Beaudoin acknowledges, is the idea of a concrete that can carry electricity a particularly novel one.

5.   They would rather have familiar experiences than novel ones.

6.   The idea of a press council is certainly not a novel one, as Mahmood Al Sharif, chief editor of Ad Dustour, says.